#MIRROR INFINITY BOX FULL#

Note: Several different brand names and materials are commonly called 'plexiglass,' such as acrylic and polycarbonate.

McMaster-Carr sell precut plexiglass circles (click on 'Optically clear and colored cast acrylic', then scroll down the page to the circular pieces). It is relatively easy to cut a rectangular piece of plexiglass, but cutting a circle can be more difficult (see Procedure).

Note: You will need to cut the plexiglass sheet to size to fit your mirror.

1/8В inch plexiglass should work well for this project.

Plexiglass sheets are available in different thicknesses.

Plexiglass sheets can be purchased at a hardware store or online vendors like.

McMaster-Carr carry mirrored acrylic, which can be a cheaper alternative to a regular mirror. Small mirrors of a variety of shapes and sizes can be purchased at arts and crafts stores or online vendors like (for example.

#MIRROR INFINITY BOX FULL#

See the full list below for details and suggestions about where to buy each part.

Here is the short list of parts you will need to build an infinity mirror. The exact parts you purchase will depend on things like the size, shape, and type of LEDs you want for your mirror. The list below is a suggestion for general parts you will need. Important: Unlike most Science Buddies projects, for this project you need to do some design work before you purchase your materials (see the 'Design Your Infinity Mirror' section in the Procedure).

Mirror infinity box